Guitar Player's Thread

[OvSeth]

Is that first one a RR1? I mean, a normal one? That'd be sexy instead of the GMG ;_;.

 

[dreams_of_eternal_hate]

^oh god, i'd kill for the 2nd one

 

[Pђoenix]

Is that first one a RR1? I mean, a normal one? That'd be sexy instead of the GMG ;_;.

I'm pretty certain its an RR1, might be a custom job though.

 

[the phenom]

Some porn for you jackson fanatics

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i came.

 

[haihn7]

What's the deuce with Jackson having no 24th fret inlay? Seriously does it cost that much to not include the last inlay? Not really important but it bugs me that the guitar fretboard look weird.

 

[OvSeth]

Well if it is a real color, then I'm getting that. Even if I have to pay 200$ more, God it is nice.

 

[marfal66]

What's the deuce with Jackson having no 24th fret inlay? Seriously does it cost that much to not include the last inlay? Not really important but it bugs me that the guitar fretboard look weird.

it doesn't got a 24th fret inlay because it doesn't got 24 frets

 

[OvSeth]

I think he meant the 24 fret ones .

 

[the phenom]

I think it looks kinda classy...

 

[haihn7]

^^yeah, that's what I meant, the 24 fret guitars.

 

[children of COB]

Some porn for you jackson fanatics

*CUMCUMCUM*

What's the deuce with Jackson having no 24th fret inlay? Seriously does it cost that much to not include the last inlay? Not really important but it bugs me that the guitar fretboard look weird.

I think it's cool.

 

[Gurby]

^jup me cummin' over here ^^

 

[Muffin]

ha, why do they have a inlay at the 1st fret? Its not necessary really. Purely aesthetical i guess, and might be the same reason for the lack of a 24th. The one who designed it liked it, lewl

 

[The Emptier]

i think most jacksons are like that, my best friends warrior is the same way

 

[Swabs]

Yeah my mates SLSMG has an inlay on the first fret, my guitar doesnt have ANY inlays but for some reason the inlay on the first fret always fucks me up

 

[Altitudes]

OMFG!

NEVERMORE guitarist Jeff Loomis will release solo debut, "Zero Order Phase", on September 30 via Century Media Records.

As a result of his invaluable contributions to NEVERMORE's trademark sound, Jeff Loomis has become one of modern metal's most recognizable guitarists and the source of many of the last decade's best riffs. Taking the classic techniques he learned from listening to legends like Jason Becker and Yngwie Malmsteen as a teen and applying his own ingenuity, he has managed to carve his own niche and create an instantly recognizable style. With the increased visibility, there has been a call by fans to record and release a solo album; an opportunity that has not presented itself with the busy schedule NEVERMORE has kept. Fortunately for those fans, the band has taken a well deserved break, leaving Loomis time to hit the studio himself to record ten blazing, instrumental metal tracks.

Robert Lang Studios played host to Loomis' first solo venture earlier this year with producer Neil Kernon and drummer Mark Arrington joining the fray. Arrington had been with NEVERMORE in 1993-94 to play on half of the songs that ended up on the band's self-titled debut, and Kernon recorded the first three NEVERMORE albums. So while there was a sense of familiarity, the reunion was refreshing and this spirit carried over into the songs themselves. Also contributing to the album are Ron Jarzombek (WATCHTOWER), who splits solos with Loomis on "Jato Unit", Pat O'Brien from CANNIBAL CORPSE on "Rage Against Disaster", celebrated jazz bassist and solo musician Michael Manring on "Cashmere Shiv", and Kernon himself playing a fretless guitar solo on the same track.

"Zero Order Phase" track listing:

01. Shouting Fire At A Funeral
02. Opulent Maelstrom
03. Jato Unit
04. Azure Haze
05. Cashmere Shiv
06. Race Against Disaster
07. Sacristy
08. Devil Theory
09. Miles of Machines
10. Departures

I can't wait, hehe!

 

[Earth Breather]

holy fuck, a guest solo by Jarzombek????

 

[Swabs]

Saw that update on the Neverboards, I'm hoping it will be the best thing ever.

 

[Altitudes]

Yeah, the tracks are going to have a lot of variety. I don't think it will be a boring shred album.

 

[Earth Breather]

when i talked to Loomis at NAMM, he said it will be unlike any shred album, so I am hoping for something kickass